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jGuru: Fundamentals of the JavaMail API. Sending Emails without User Intervention (no Intents) in Android. The Android SDK makes it very easy to send emails from an application, but unfortunately, that's only if you want to send them via the built-in mailing app.
For most situations this works fine, but if you want to send something out and don't want any input/intervention from the user, it's not as easy. In this article I'm going to show you how to send an email in the background without the user even knowing - the application will do everything behind the scenes. Before we begin, you'll need to download a few files via the link below - this is a special version of the JavaMail API, which was written specifically for Android. I'll be walking you through a Mail wrapper that I wrote, which makes it much easier to send emails and even add attachments if that's something you'd like to do. Here is the full wrapper class below, which I'll go through step by step - keeping in mind that you'll have to add the fore-said files if you want this to work. And now I'm going to go through each bit of code.